Medical scholarship contributed to Muslim scholars!

When the whole world was immersed in superstitions and sins. When the people of the world were dying of being tortured and anarchy and chaos was a regular matter, Islam emerged from the light of peace and civilization. By the knowledge and science of the Muslim scholars, the world, especially the Arabs, was raised above the dawn of degeneration and placed at the highest place.

Muslim scholars contributed to medical science:

In the 9th century, Muslim scholars are the original flag carrier of the civilization. They started a new era by combining their ideas with the ideas of foreign texts. Caliph Mamun opened a separate department for translation work. Baitul Hikma, which he had established in Baghdad, also had a translation section. And for this translation, the caliph made people from different nations without creating any discrimination.

As a result of these researches, grammar, ornament script, linguistics, geography, history, chemistry, plant science, medical science, astronomy, and science were excelling in each branch of knowledge.

From the 9th century to the eleventh century, the golden age for the advancement of the medical science of Muslim scholars. In this century, Abu Ali al-Hussein Ibn Sina was the biggest contributor to medical science. One of the most important medical scientists of Islam, he was so popular throughout Europe that he was called the father of medical science. He was born at Afsana, near Bukhara. He got a good introduction by writing Al-Kanoon Fitting at the medical science. In addition to medical scientists, Ibn Sina was a philosopher, mathematician, philologist, poet and literary.

Ibn Sina wrote about 125 books on various topics. A great book on his book Al-Siefa philosophy It was divided into 8 parts. In medieval Europe, it was considered a standard book.

The improvement in the field of first science is the patronage of the Muslim caliph: medical science Although the Umayyad caliph encourages medical science, it is basically a real improvement in medical science during the Abbasid era. In this era, many translators and doctors have focused on medical science. In this way, they left their basic ideas.

During the reign of Caliph al-Mansur, Greek translation work of Greek science began in full-time at the Singapur College. Bakht Esu was the chief medical practitioner of Juniper. Caliph Al Mansour invited his son Zuraddas to his court. In the course of history, this family of Esau started settling in Baghdad and worked for two and a half centuries as a doctor of the caliph. After that, gradually the improvement of medical science was achieved. Which started at a time by Muslim medical scientists

Improvement of the drug preparation system: Arabs made special progress in the treatment of therapeutic diseases. Muslim medical scientists in the world have developed hospitals to diagnose diseases in the world. Originally they established the medicine and established the treasurer and published herbal science related books. During the time of the caliph al-Mamun and Mutassim, he experimented differently for the improvement of medical science.

History and life G ejv nq Well equipped hospitals, which are usually medical schools with associated principals in the Muslim community throughout.

Many Greek and other foreign books are translated on medical science when the translation work begins. Translated books such as Husain bin Ishaq, an Arab Christian Christian named Hippocrates, Galen and Paul's writings, Visitor's Usura Medicine, etc. His son, Ihsak Isa Bin Yeh Yeh, and Wastecha Lunak translated the book of medical science. From 820 AD to 901 AD, Bin Kubrah used to work independently in Harran and published books on diseases like head chest.

In addition to medical science, Muslim scholars have also treated Chameleon, Himal spring disease. Similarly, Muslim medical scientists played an unforgettable role in the treatment of Chu. Which still has history on Earth.

Ali At Tabari: Among the names which are well-known in basic research and medical science, Tabari, Al Razi, Ali bin Abbas, and Ibn Sina are particularly notable among them. Ali At Tabari was the home physician of the Muslim caliph Mutawakkil. He wrote a famous book "Ferdous ul Hikma" under the patronage of the caliph. In this book, it has been discussed not just medical science but philosophy, Jyoti science, and zoology. It is based on Greek, Iranian and Indian texts.

Al-Razi: Among the medical practitioners, Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Zakaria al-Razi was the best medical practitioner in the Muslim world. He was a student of Greek, Persian and Indian medical science expert Hussein bin Ishaq.

Al-Razi, the Muslim medical scientist, wrote about two hundred books. And half of it was related to medical science related to spring and measles. His world's famous book Al-Judari al-Hasabah was first translated into Latin and then in other languages including English. His best book for medical science is "Al Havhi" written in twenty-four volumes.

Muslim psychiatrist Al-Razi was the chief physician of Baghdad Hospital (Bimaastan). In surgery, he invented the seat. In addition to medical science, he also wrote polygraph on the science of science and the science of astronomy and astronomy.

Ali bin Abbas: Ali bin Abbas was a Muslim from the Zoroastrian tribe of Persia. He wrote al-Kitab al-Malik, the encyclopedia, which is known as the Liber Regius in the Latin world.

In this book, discusses the use of medicinal sources and uses. This book was dedicated in the name of Buayesh ruler Azaduddaula, which was translated twice into Latin. Abu Ali Hussein bin Sina was the greatest thinker of his era. He is known as Avicenna in Europe. His most famous book on medical science, Kanunul Hikmah, is one of the most influential books in Europe from the Arab world. This is called the Bible of the Holy Scriptures.

Professor Hitri said about Ibn Sinaar Kanoon, Arabic version of Kanoon was published in Rome in 1593. And it is an early book printed. His position in Arabic medical science is unique. 'At tasir', written by Abul Kasem (Al Bukitim), helped in the introduction of surgery in Europe.

Ibn Rushd was another great medical scientist. He was special in the preparation of inventive medicine for Muslims. He also invented the plagues of many diseases. In addition, he contributed a lot to medical science.

Muslim rulers helped generously help Muslim, non-Muslim people to improve medical science. They also arranged for hospitals to provide permanent medical treatment as well as mobile hospitals. On the other hand, a Muslim hospital had separate management for women.

Disease diagnosis reached the extreme stage of development during the Muslim rule. Likewise, especially indebted to medical science and Muslims. To improve medical science, Basrah's Abu Ali Hussein al-Hisham first decided that the light rays came from the outer object, it does not go to the object.

The contributions of the scholars in chemistry: The best contribution of the Muslims after medical science, Jyoti script, mathematics, and geography is chemistry. Arabs inventor of modern science The Arabs used to say al-Kimiya in chemistry, and that is where the word al-kamy chemistry was born. Which is now known as chemistry in medical science?

Khalid bin Yazid Mabia from Al-Chemie or Chemistry is the beginning of the Scriptures. He was the first chemist among the Arabs. But during the Abbasid era, Muslim scientists made significant progress in this science. 'Mr. Humboldt said that modern chemistry is the invention of the Muslims and their achievements are unique in this way.

Muslim scientists prove the absurdity of ancient chemistry. They look for the chemical taste of Persia, lead, copper, silver, and gold. They were aware of chemical compositions for mixing and mixing of metals, and Muslim scholars first condemned the earth for distillation and clarification of transparency. They knew how to turn the fluid into a bumpe.

Jabir Ibn Haiyan is called the father of modern chemistry. Who got well-known in the West as Jaber. He is the best in the medieval chemistry class. He introduced greater psychology than ancient chemists. Jabir ibn Haiyan provided a special improvement in the use of sources in chemistry.

After the 14th century, Jabir ibn Haiyan's writings became very popular in Asia and Europe as a reliable article of chemistry. He wrote about 500 books on Chemistry. And composed more than 22 basic books.

Among his books are the most notable books:

1. Book of Kitab al-Rahma Mercury

2. Kitab al-Tajami = Definition

3. Kitab al-Djibak

4. The books of Kitab al-Sharqi's perspective are particularly noteworthy. Besides, he is the result of the discovery of these great Muslim scholars in the form of lukewarming, steam cause, laying, snapping etc. He made progress by discussing various sources in the scientific method.